UNDP

DOUBLE DELEGATE COMMITTEE

ABOUT THE COMMITTEE

Topic A: Domestic Implementation of Preexisting Agreements

Topic B: Developing New Technologies to Mitigate the Causes and Effects of Climate Change

Across every continent, climate change is no longer a distant threat, it is happening now. Rising sea levels, extreme weather, and environmental instability continue to impact the world’s most vulnerable populations. While international and national agreements exist, enforcement remains inconsistent, creating a gap between what is promised and what is actually done.

In this double delegate General Assembly under UNDP, delegations must work together to tackle both accountability and innovation. Delegates will address the lack of enforcement of preexisting agreements while also exploring how new technologies and practices can mitigate the causes and effects of climate change.

With time running out, the stakes are high. What actions must be taken now to prevent further damage? How can development and sustainability coexist? And how can collaboration lead to solutions that are both ambitious and realistic?

In a world where emissions are everywhere, action must be everything.
BACKGROUND GUIDE COMING SOON!

CHAIR

TRiNITY VODOVOZ

Trinity Vodovoz (she/her) is a senior from Medford, NJ, studying Finance and Legal Studies with a minor in Law and Politics. Trinity has been a traveling member of UM’s Model UN team since her sophomore year. At last year’s 305MUN, Trinity was a Co-Chair for “Money Makes the World Go ‘Round.” This year, Trinity was a chair for “For Every Child: United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund.” In addition to 305MUN, Trinity has staffed multiple committees for the University of Miami’s MDMUN, MICSUN, and Canes Conferences.

Outside of MUN, Trinity is deeply involved on campus. She serves as Speaker of the Senate, a Resident Assistant, and a member of the Homecoming Executive Committee. She is also active in Delta Sigma Pi (business fraternity) and Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), serves as a panelist on the University Disciplinary Hearing Panel, and works as an ambassador for the Miami Herbert Business School. Additionally, Trinity is the Chair of HP Concerts, where she brings the Homecoming Concert to life and has worked with artists such as Quavo, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, and Cheat Codes. In her spare time, Trinity enjoys playing with puppies at Puppy City, getting breakfast at GreenStreet, and spending long days at the beach. Trinity is also always up for any adventure, from skydiving twice to braving haunted houses and riding roller coasters, and hopes to go bungee jumping this summer.

As the Chair of “Emissions Every Where All At Once,” Trinity is looking forward to meeting you all and having a great time. If you have any questions about the committee, do not hesitate to reach out at trinityvodovoz@miami.edu.